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  • MULTICLIMACT: A European initiative to protect built environment against natural and climate threats

    A picture from the MULTICLIMACT launch
    Published Nov 01, 2023

    25th of October 2023 marks the unveiling of an ambitious and innovative European project, MULTICLIMACT, designed to revolutionize the protection of the built environment against locally relevant natur...

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  • Stockholm first to get the EU Mission Label

    Photo: bruev / iStock
    Published Oct 31, 2023

    In October, it was announced that Stockholm is one of the cities to have its climate plan approved by the EU, making it the first city to receive the EU Mission Label. KTH was one of the organisations...

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  • INDEK and EGI launch new PhD course on sustainable energy transitions

    Published Oct 27, 2023
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  • Six routes for the future of car transport

    Motorway with traffic jam.
    If Sweden is to meet its climate targets, car traffic must be reduced significantly, according to a study at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Photo: Mostphotos).
    Published Oct 25, 2023

    Introducing electric cars and biofuels is not enough. Passenger car traffic must be reduced by at least 20 per cent if Sweden is to meet its climate targets. This is according to a study by environmen...

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  • New master's programme in sustainable digitalisation

    MSc Sustainable Digitalisation
    Published Oct 24, 2023

    High requests from both students and staff at KTH resulted in the new master's programme being established at record speed. It is now open for applications, with study start in August 2024.

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  • Climate change on equal terms?

    Kristina Nyström - INDEK/KTH
    Published Oct 23, 2023
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  • STRC 2023 Brought Together Transport Researchers from Across Sweden

    two men standing in front of a crowd
    Johan Olstam, VTI & Erik Jenelius, KTH. Photo: Albania Nissan, KTH
    Published Oct 19, 2023

    Since 2012, the Swedish Transport Research Conference (STRC) has been an annual gathering for transport researchers from all over Sweden. Participants have had the opportunity to gain insights into on...

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  • Transforming Science and Technology Education for the Anthropocene Era

    Published Oct 18, 2023

    Anne-Kathrin Peters, Associate Professor at KTH, has secured funding through the national HP-lyftet, funds for projects aimed at stimulating development and new knowledge nationally in the practice of...

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  • Process of recycling batteries about to become much easier

    Image shows the dendrite formation
    The study shows that very small additions of half a gram of cellulose fibers per liter of liquid lead to the formation of large tree-shaped dendrites, visible to the naked eye. The right image shows the dendrite formation.
    Published Oct 17, 2023

    Researchers at KTH managed to improve the process of recycling batteries with the help of ordinary cellulose fibres. This can separate battery metals from other materials.

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  • A new comprehensive approach is needed in wireless research

    Published Oct 17, 2023

    Challenges in the industry are increasing as we move towards a digitalised society where everything needs to be connected. The competition for the rare earth metals required in our batteries is intens...

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  • Christian Thomann debates in SVD about government support for industrial restructuring

    Christian Thomann
    Published Oct 12, 2023

    Government support crucial for industrial transformation. Christian Thomann from INDEK debates in Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet (SVD)

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  • Heatwaves hasten polymer failure

    Bil med punkterat däck
    Tires destroying and exploding due to heat is a consequence of how climate change can affect polymeric materials (Photo: Mostphotos).
    Published Oct 12, 2023

    Blown out tires and melting mailboxes – these are some of the reported examples of how rising global temperatures raise the risk of premature deterioration and failure in products made of polymeric ma...

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  • DIG-IT Lab aims to leverage benefits of digitalisation for more efficient and sustainable buildings

    The new virtual testbeds that are being planned within Dig-IT Lab.
    The new virtual testbeds that are being planned within Dig-IT Lab.
    Published Oct 10, 2023

    Several researchers from the Architecture and the Built Environment field will participate in the new DIG-IT Lab research centre, an evolution of KTH Live-In Lab. The centre's purpose is to reduce the...

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  • ‘You don’t usually expect the pope to take notice’

    Two images, a portrait of Sverker Sörlin and a photo of Pope Francis waving to an audience.
    KTH Professor Sverker Sörlin (left, photo: Karin Tengby), Pope Francis (right, photo: Annik Susemihl)
    Published Oct 10, 2023

    As a world-leading researcher and writer on environmental history, KTH Professor Sverker Sörlin is used to seeing his work widely cited. But getting mentioned by Pope Francis took him by surprise.

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  • INDEK doctor transforming economy

    Ruth Brännvall
    Published Oct 10, 2023

    Ruth Brännwall is a former doctoral student att INDEK. Now she co-authored a research handbook based on the work she started during her doctoral studies.

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  • Total climate impact of properties in focus in new study

    Building site in Rinkeby, Stockholm. Photo: The City of Stockholm
    Published Oct 09, 2023

    The building stock has a significant long-term climate impact. Researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology have observed this when investigating the climate impact of recently constructed residen...

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  • Study reveals cancer-fighting potential for one kind of T cell

    image showing how two cells interact with each other.
    The researchers have studied how different cells interact with each other. It is possible to track the movements of the different cells and in detail how Gamma Delta T cells kill tumor cells. Image: Istock / Luismmolina
    Published Oct 06, 2023

    Recent research at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Karolinska Institutet reveals how certain immune cells interact with — and kill — cancer cells. The research work is considered so important th...

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  • Vinnova grant for a small project with great impact potential

    Truck in landscape
    Remanufacturing is one of the inner circles of the Circular Economy. It creates a balance between a high level of value recovery and acceptance of the second life products. Photo: Scania.
    Published Sep 28, 2023

    A feasibility study involving KTH, Scania and Scandinavian Transmission Service AB, kicked off in September 2023. The project will focus on integrating remanufactured gearboxes in the production line ...

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  • Women's body fluids become valuable sources of knowledge

    Human hand with the technology attached to it
    Through this work, we aim to challenge taboos and reframe women's bodily fluids as valuable sources of knowledge, says Nadia Campo Woytuk, one of the researchers behind the technology.
    Published Sep 28, 2023

    Researchers from KTH and Uppsala University have developed innovative technology for analysing cervical and vaginal mucus. This will help increase individual comprehension and facilitate better discus...

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  • English teaching leads to more dropouts and poorer results

    classroom with students
    According to a new study, students who took the Swedish language version of the course answered an average of 73% more test questions correctly than the English language course. Photo: Shubham Sharan / Unsplash
    Published Sep 27, 2023

    English as a language of instruction in higher education has a clear negative impact on study results, according to a new study published by KTH and Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg.

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